Audi E-Tron SUV Model Comparison Research | Audi Bozeman

No automaker has added more EV options to its lineup in recent years than Audi. While some brands offer a limited selection that includes one or two electric vehicles, Audi’s all-electric lineup is expansive. Our inventory includes EVS at various price points, spacings, and performance metrics, ensuring we have Audi E-tron SUVs for nearly everyone. In our breakdowns below, we’ll preview the Audi E-tron SUV model lineup, including features, powertrains, and designs. Still not sure “which Audi E-tron SUV is for me?” Visit our Audi dealership in Bozeman, Montana, to find your next Audi SUV. 

EV Audi SUVs Specs and Powertrains

We’ll focus on the three cornerstones of our electric SUV lineup, the Audi Q4, Q6, and Q8. We’ve compiled some of the most critical metrics and info for each model in the chart below:

Audi’s lineup of EVs comes equipped with various motor configurations, with most coming with two motors, one on each axle. Range varies based on your configuration, but all our EV SUVs have a five-star overall safety rating from the NHTSA. We’ll cover each model in more detail below:

Audi Q4 E-Tron

The Audi Q4 comes in two configuration options and is the only one of our SUVs to be offered with a single-motor configuration. While that setup will yield 282 horsepower, it will also provide an extra driving range. Opting for the 335 horsepower setup adds that 2nd motor, but slightly reduces your overall range. While the smallest of our electric SUVs, the Audi Q4 E-Tron, still has plenty of room with 24.8 cubic feet of cargo space in the rear and up to 53.1 cubic feet in total. The Q4 is offered in a standard SUV body, or with a sloping roofline, dubbed the Audi Q4 Sportback E-Tron.

Audi Q6 E-Tron

The Q6 E-Tron is a more traditional compact SUV, but like you’ll find across Audi’s EV SUV lineup, it comes in a standard SUV format or with a sloping, Sportback roofline. The Q6 family also includes the Audi SQ6, which features the more powerful motors that can generate up to 509 horsepower with launch control. The Q6 is larger than the Q4, offering 30.2 cubic feet of space in the rear and a total cargo volume of up to 60.2 cubic feet. It also comes with added standard amenities that command a higher price tag than the entry-level Audi Q4. 

Audi Q8 E-Tron

The Audi Q8 E-Tron is slowly being phased out in favor of the Q6. It offers a slightly smaller cabin, though the cargo volume remains very similar. The Q8 will typically be more affordable than the Audi Q6, though they’re both classified as compact SUVs. That said, the base model is more powerful than the Q6, with dual motors, quattro AWD, and an adaptive air suspension. If you prefer the look of the Q8 to the rest of Audi’s lineup, move quickly to ensure you get your hands on one at Audi Bozeman.